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Mike Warren

@MichaelRWarren
Politics Editor @thedispatch Author of Next Right newsletter Cohost of the @SubBeacon podcast Former @cnn @weeklystandard Tips: [email protected].
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  • @MichaelRWarren
    Mike Warren
    @MichaelRWarren
    18h
    Norm gets correctly praised for his Weekend Update, but his relatively limited sketch work on SNL was always hilarious. He would elevate bad sketches with his Norm-y detachment, but he also shined in pieces he wrote like this one. Check out the Charles Kuralt and Andy Rooney solo
    @Lilly_bat98
    Lilly Batson
    @Lilly_bat98
    Aug 30
    The Greatest Norm Macdonald SNL skit? 😂
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  • @MichaelRWarren
    Mike Warren
    @MichaelRWarren
    Aug 28
    In the previous 30 years, the Braves have swept the Dodgers 6 times in the regular season and once (in 1996) in the post-season. Last of those sweeps was in 2013.
    @Braves
    Atlanta Braves
    @Braves
    Aug 28
    Shutout dub 🧹 #BravesCountry
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  • @MichaelRWarren
    Mike Warren
    @MichaelRWarren
    Aug 27
    A great look from @GraysonLogue @thedispatch on how meddling in the other side's primaries has gone bipartisan--and under the radar until after the votes are counted.
    Primary Meddling’s Bipartisan Turn 
    From thedispatch.com
  • @MichaelRWarren
    Mike Warren
    @MichaelRWarren
    Aug 27
    Smart from @McCormackJohn @thedispatch on what power the Trump endorsement still has in Republican primaries.
    A Trump Endorsement Matters, but It Isn’t Magic
    From thedispatch.com
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  • @MichaelRWarren
    Mike Warren
    @MichaelRWarren
    Aug 27
    I’ve noticed, particularly in the clips from her variety show in the 70s, that Dolly would often say something like “let’s do it one more time” to indicate a final repeat of the chorus. That feels like a reflection, made pretty obvious in this clip, of how she grew up singing
    @theboogiecowboy
    Charles MEANgus
    @theboogiecowboy
    Aug 25
    Dolly Parton, her parents and siblings doing a version of “In The Pines” in 1976, a song long associated with Lead Belly but whose origins predate him…likely came out of a hodgepodge mix of songs from Southern Appalachia.
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